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  • Greece- Cruise and resort - All inclusive

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    Name: Greece- Cruise and resort - All inclusive
    Date: September 30, 2018 - October 10, 2018
    Website: http://www.ccedmundston.com
    Event Description:
    Voyage organisé conjointement par la Chambre de Commerce de la région d’Edmundston et Voyage Musetta Travel Inc. Nous vous proposons un tout inclus qui comprendra une croisière de quatre jours dans Îles grecques + un séjour de cinq jours au Kinetta Beach Resort & Spa : Durée du voyage: 10 jours, 9 nuits – en Grèce Vols: aller – Montréal/Athènes; retour – Athènes/Montréal – Air Transat Bateau: Iconic Aegean Celestyal; Hôtel: Kinetta Beach Resort & Spa Coût: $3,700 à $3,800 par personne (basé sur une occupation double Un dépôt au montant de $400 est requis Ligne de tombée (deadline) pour une réservation garantie est le 20 juin 2018 Après cette date, il nous fera plaisir de vous accommoder SEULEMENT s’il reste des places.
    Location:
    Greece (leaving from Montréal or other)
    Date/Time Information:
    September 30th to October 10th 2018
    Contact Information:
    Mario Lemieux (Musetta) (506) 739-7455 (506) 737-7154 Marie-Eve Castonguay (Chamber of commerce) (506) 737-1868
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    Fees/Admission:
    3700$ - 3800$ / personne double occupancy All inclusive !!
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